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The original sin of selling the US Justice system comes home to roost at the Supreme Court.

Palantir is laying the groundwork for a central government data system - one that sounds an awful lot like a surveillance state.

He came, he sawed, he conq—well, he left.

Russia and Ukraine are locked in an arms race that will change war forever.

How two Greek life chefs blew up on TikTok and what they tell us about the unglamorous side of working for frat and sorority houses.

Even if you've never touched crypto, you could be burned by the GENIUS Act.

Zach Stafford gives his take on the latest Jalen Noble/Monet Mcmichael controversy.

How the company convinced everyone that AGI is inevitable—and that they need to be the ones who control it.

Why car headlights have gotten so bright—and why they’re likely to stay that way.

How AI generated revenge porn is spreading across the internet.

Can we avoid an air travel future that is nasty, brutish, and severely delayed?

A conversation with NYT's critic Amanda Hess about her new book.

The controversial UK influencer gossip forum remains undefeated…for now.

Kara Swisher with the briefing constitutional lawyers need to understand big tech’s federal government takeover.

Why AI companies are giving you the tech you want, but maybe not the tech you need.

You can’t run the country like a company. Musk is learning that the hard way.

How the Silicon Valley kingmaker became a Washington mover and shaker.

Climate and weather aren’t the same thing, but the Trump administration would have you understand neither one.